Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-06-23
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Last week Jacob Keen, on Penn
street, enlarged ana repaired his stable.
Ripe cherries, but not very many of
them.
Silk Linen, aud Cotton Floss at
Kauffman's s store.
June, although she treated us cool
ly at first, has opened her heart ut last.
The one thing that predominates in
The mind of the candidate now, is
"votes."
MIR. Charles Gutelius, of Mil1lln-
burg, was In town several days selling
buggies.
Miss Wagner, from MifliinbGrg,vis-
tied her cousin. Mrs j. w. Slower OF
this place last Monday
IF. c. Gale, the jovial hardware a
gent from Elmira N. Y, circulated in
town several days this week.
CHOICE BRICK. The undersigned
has for sale los of choice brick.
&C. LOSE. Rebersburg, Pa.
On Tuesday, June 2lst, summer be-
gan and after this week old Sol will
have seen his longest days in this longi-
tude.
-Haymaking will occupy the farm
er's time for the next two weeks. The
crop will be good in most sections OF
the county.
Reuben Wilt and Mrs. Hall,of Mill
Hall. stopped few days in town last
week as the guests of John Hall, on
Penn street.
Hon. w. h. Alexander and wife,
were to Wllliamsport last week To at
tend the commencement exercises of
the seminary there.
"A fellow by the name of Jake Kill
rain now bears the honors t?) OF the
pugilistic championship of America
vice John L. Sullivan.
Rev. Yearick has returned from
his visit TO the eastern counties and
will preach at Aaronsburg Reformed
church July Sd, next.
Don't skip the list of announce
ments this week--it tells you who will
make good sheriff, treasurer, register,
recorder or commissioner.
Mr.. John III. Grenninger, from
Logansyille, Clinton Co., an old jour
nal subscriber, paid his regular annual
visit to this office yesterday.
On last Thursday L. w. Mauck re-
moved from Sankey's house on Main
street tc the old tannery building back
of Sheriff Musser's property.
The Watsontown Star says that
the man who was to publish news
paper to suit everybody fell out of
Noah's ark and was drowned.
The skating rink on Penn street has
been rented and is being run by Messrs.
Royer s. Workman. No doubt there is
a fortune in it, even il it is small one.
Private ice cream parties are in Or
der these hot days and almost every
evening we hear of these enjoyable oc-
casions taking place somewhere in
town.
Basket peddlers passed through
town on Tuesday with two wagons full
of their willowware. The market is
some what overstocked in that line a
round here.
The Pennsylvania railroad will sell
general excursion tickets on the main
line and all branches on July 2. 8, and
4, good until the 5th. at rate of one
third reduction.
William Bartly, son of David Bart
ley, of Bellefonte, has secured the sena-
torial scholarship, which enables him to
take full course at State College, free
of all charges for tuition.
Parties who are i'm the habit OF tres
passing upon other peoples premises
should read D. A. Musser's notice a.
mong the legal advertisements and
govern themselves accordingly.
The Collins Brothers, of the Belle
fonte Furnace Company have broken
ground for the erection Of forty dwell
ing houses, to be located at the western
side of Half Moon hill. says the DAILY
Ne,cs.
-Chas. A. Rupp, who up to this time
had resided at Lincoln, Lincoln Co.,
Kansas, writes us that he has moved 10
Salina, Salina Co., same state, and or
ders his JOURNAL sent to the latter
place.
The Jew seems to be a human mule,
says brother Cornelius OF the Lewisburg
Chronicle. Wonder IL the editor OF
that paper means the kicking propensi-
ties of the Hebrew and speaks from ex-
perience.
-Gheen & Spiglemyer, of Jersey
Shore have bought the entire stock of
merchchandise from j. Spigelmyer,
Agt., and have large lot Of new goods
coming in, which will be sold cheap for
cash or produce.
Miss Laura Keller IS summer school
will close tomorrow and il the weather
permits she will take her scholars out
to the woods for picnic in the after
noon. Parents are invited to accom-
pany their children.
-Thunderstorms are of very frequent